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We meet Wednesdays at 12:15 PM
Vitale's Restaurant

293 Queen Anne Road
Teaneck, NJ 07666-3242
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Save the Date: 9th Annual Taste of Teaneck

EVENT HAS BEEN POSTPONED INDEFINITELY. NEW DATE WILL BE ANNOUNCED ASAP.

Join us May 4 at 5pm for a fun evening of fabulous food, friendship, and fortune as we celebrate our 9th Annual Taste of Teaneck at the Glenpointe. There will be international cuisines, tasty desserts as well as kosher options. You'll be serenaded by the wonderful Pittman-Daniels Quartet with Valerie Johnson. And don't forget our amazing Tricky Tray and 50/50! Interested in a sponsorship? Contact Liz Santos at 201-412-9813.

Tickets are $55 in advance, $75 at the door.

8th Annual TASTE OF TEANECK

Imagine being regaled by over 20 of the area’s best eateries (including Kosher) with delicious foods, sweets & treats. Add to that - entertainment, raffles, a tricky-tray and a casual evening with friends and neighbors.

Make that a reality on April 1st at the Rotary Club of Teaneck’s 8th Annual Taste of Teaneck, at the Marriott-Glenpointe, Teaneck. Tickets are $50pp in advance or $60pp at the door. Premium VIP tables of ten can be purchased in advance by contacting Janice Preschel at 201-376-4056 or Tamarha Ellerbe at 201-590-5308.

Arrive at 5pm, register, enjoy 1 hour of networking, a cash bar is available. Doors open at 6pm. Enjoy 2 hours of food and dessert tastings from Bahama Breeze, Ben & Jerry’s, Bergenfield Water Depot, Blue Moon Mexican Restaurant, Bonefish Grill-Paramus, Chopstix, Coffeecol Arepa Bar & Grill, Don Tootsie Mutzy, Edible Arrangements, Etc Steakhouse, Five Star Premier Residences of Teaneck, Ma’adan, Magic Mike’s Smoked Meats, Mortgage Apple Cakes, Morton’s Steakhouse, Oceanaire, Pancetta, Riviera Maya, Sal & Pimenta, Wing Wizzard with more to come while checking out the tricky-tray with items donated by local businesses, involved residents and members of Rotary. Enjoy live jazz by the Pittman/Daniels Quartet and featuring Valerie Johnson, Mistress of Ceremonies.

With special thanks to the following sponsors: Teaneck Marriott at Glenpointe, Davis, Saperstein and Salomon, P.C. and Haon Tech.

If you have questions about participating in “Taste of Teaneck” as a restaurant, vendor or wish to place an ad in the Taste of Teaneck journal, please contact rotaryclubofteaneck@gmail.com. FOR TICKETS: http://www.tasteofteaneck.com

PLEASE DONATE NOW TO ROTARY CLUB OF TEANECK

Posted by TAMARHA ELLERBE on Jun 15, 2016

PLEASE DONATE NOW TO TEANECK ROTARY AND SUPPORT ALL OF OUR LOCAL CHARITIES, SUCH AS TEANECK FOOD PANTRY, THS SCHOLARSHIP, THANKSGIVING FOOD DRIVE AND SO MANY OTHERS. THANK YOU FOR YOUR GENEROSITY. IF YOU NEED FURTHER DETAILS, PLEASE CONTACT US AT ROTARYCLUBOFTEANECK@GMAIL.COM

THANK YOU,

TAMARHA ELLERBE

2015-2016 PRESIDENT

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Danielle Richards

2019-20

Dear Rotary Friend:

My name is Danielle Richards and I am honored to serve as Rotary President for the 2019-2020 year. The Rotary Club of Teaneck has been serving our community since 1929 in different capacities. When you become a Rotarian, you become part of an organization whose mission focuses on Peacebuilding and Conflict Prevention, Disease Prevention and Treatment, Water Sanitation and Hygiene, Maternal & Child Health, Basic Education and Literacy, and Community Economic Development.

Rotary is a unique club set in a fun social setting with great networking, learning and leadership opportunities. Members are part of a diverse group of professional leaders working together to address various community and international service needs.

Locally, Teaneck Rotary supports organizations such as the Helping Hands Food Pantry, Teaneck Community Scholarship Fund and many others. We also volunteer and support Project Homeless Connect, Teaneck Film Festival, the Rotaract Club at FDU, the Interact Club at Teaneck HS, and the Dictionary Project in every 3rd grade class in Teaneck elementary schools.

Internationally, we have been supporting a variety of projects, most notably the Freetown Girls Boarding School in Sierra Leone, where we received a Rotary International Global grant to fund solar panels, purchase computer equipment and raised money locally to buy mattresses for the school. We have also joined forces with other Rotary Clubs to support a hospitality trade school in Jamaica, a medical outreach program in Jamaica, and a clean water project in Haiti.

Rotary will continue to engage businesses and individuals to help us reach our goals. We hope to be able to rely on your support, especially by attending one of our fundraising events - or even better - by becoming a Rotarian and joining the largest community service organization in the world.

In the meantime, I would like to extend an invitation for you to see what Rotary is all about by joining us for lunch, Wednesdays at 12:15pm at Vitale’s Restaurant.

Sincerely,

Danielle Richards

President

Danielle Richards

Secretary

Allen McGinley

Treasurer

Larry Bauer

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